Emiliano Sala: pilot was asked not to fly plane, jury hears

Plane's owner said pilot had been involved in airspace infringements, Cardiff crown court hears

The owner of a light plane that crashed into the sea, killing the professional footballer Emiliano Sala, had ordered the pilot not to fly the aircraft, a jury has been told.

Fay Keely said she told the plane's operator, David Henderson, that pilot David Ibbotson, who also died in the crash, should not fly the plane after she was notified of two airspace infringements he was involved in by the UK aviation regulator.